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Topic	Update on my Hiragana/Japanese learning thread.
Rimmer_Dall 09/19/18 11:18:02 PM #45:	Sad_Face posted... Rimmer_Dall posted... It's mostly that I'm getting sick of the daily grind of writing 60-80 kanji on top of learning 15 new ones every day. I'll do the rest eventually, but not until the number of kanji I have to repeat per day is way lower. I'm at 1700 kanji that I'm reviewing with another 300 more to go. I haven't written a single one. What are you using to study kanji with? I'm using the the Anki flash card software. It's super useful as I can swap between my phone and computer and pick up where I left off. So I can go to a restaurant on my lunch break, do some studying, come back to work, and boom, on my computer, synched. Feels great that I recognize just all about all the kanji in this topic so far. Same. Using the KKLC deck on Anki. For kanji in isolation I do production rather than recognition, though. --- "The cheese it yours turtles." ~ William Shakespeare <cite>Rimmer_Dall posted [p:909091513] in Update on ... [t:76993295]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sad_Face posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Rimmer_Dall posted...</cite> <quote>It's mostly that I'm getting sick of the daily grind of writing 60-80 kanji on top of learning 15 new ones every day. I'll do the rest eventually, but not until the number of kanji I have to repeat per day is way lower.</quote> I'm at 1700 kanji that I'm reviewing with another 300 more to go. I haven't written a single one. What are you using to study kanji with? I'm using the the Anki flash card software. It's super useful as I can swap between my phone and computer and pick up where I left off. So I can go to a restaurant on my lunch break, do some studying, come back to work, and boom, on my computer, synched. Feels great that I recognize just all about all the kanji in this topic so far.</quote> Same. Using the KKLC deck on Anki. For kanji in isolation I do production rather than recognition, though. --- "The cheese it yours turtles." ~ William Shakespeare</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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